The European Union (EU) has reiterated that it will not sever economic ties with China as a condition for reaching a trade agreement with the United States under Donald Trump’s administration. This announcement from the European Commission comes amid reports suggesting that the White House has pressured countries to distance themselves from the Chinese economy….
In a decision that has sparked widespread debate, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that the legal definition of “woman” under the Equality Act 2010 refers to biological sex. This unanimous ruling by five judges marks a significant moment in the ongoing discourse surrounding transgender rights in Britain. The case, brought forward by the campaign…
By Richard Sanders In an unexpected turn of events that has reverberated across the globe, Pope Francis passed away on April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. His tenure as the head of the Roman Catholic Church, which began in 2013, was marked by a commitment to social justice, interfaith dialogue, and a focus…
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has brought significant attention to the role of the Gaza Health Ministry, particularly regarding the accuracy and integrity of its reported casualty figures. Critics argue that the Ministry, which operates under the influence of Hamas, engages in questionable practices that inflate death tolls to vilify Israel. This situation is further…
More from our partner zampenjournal In a significant escalation of tensions between the United States and China, Beijing has imposed sanctions on 13 American companies in direct response to the U.S. approving arms sales to Taiwan. The U.S. recently authorized two defense packages totaling $385 million, which include critical components for F-16 fighter jets and…
The Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 has come under NATO surveillance amid serious allegations regarding its involvement in the severing of undersea data cables critical for global communications. Reports indicate that the vessel dragged its anchor for over 100 miles in November, causing significant cable damage that connect multiple countries
Taiwan was once a member of Interpol until 1971 when China became recognized (One China Viewpoint) in UN resolution 2758. Since that time, it has not been able to access information on transnational crime groups, a hinderance for their law enforcement. This article points out the need for change in a world based on law….
In a significant development in international relations, North Korea has ratified a landmark defense pact with Russia, marking a pivotal moment in the growing alliance between the two nations. This agreement, reported by Russian state media, emphasizes mutual military assistance and collaboration against Western sanctions, underscoring the shifting dynamics in global security.
In a significant geopolitical development, Japan and the European Union (EU) have announced a groundbreaking defense and security partnership, marking a historic first between the EU and an Indo-Pacific nation. The agreement aims to address emerging global threats and bolster democratic values in an increasingly complex security landscape.
The Israeli Knesset has voted to ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency from operating in the country, also revoking a 1967 treaty. This decision, driven by allegations that UNRWA is infiltrated by Hamas and provides biased reports to the UN, prohibits any contact between Israeli authorities and the agency.
